Meet Your Young Living Leadership Team
Jill Kearns
I help driven, soul-centered people like you regain confidence, energy and live a vibrant life.
I didn't arrive here easily, though.
For most of my life, I felt crippled inside my own body.... Even as I was learning how to integrate more holistic and “crunchy” habits, I was still struggling to get off the sidelines and participate in my own life…
Julie Nieman
"We are 3rd generation farmers living in rural Iowa, raising the 4th generation to continue the family businesses. In May of 2013 we added Young Living to our lives, excited that we could eliminate toxins from our home, and live a healthier life. This provided a wonderful opportunity – for us as parents – to learn and study alongside our children and lead by example. With the knowledge we’ve gained, our health improved and we all feel better!
The positive impact on our family lead us to pursue the business aspects of Young Living, in September of 2014 we achieved the rank of Silver, November 2015 the ranked of Gold and November 2019 Platinum. The additional income has allowed us financial freedom like never before, and our goal of “debt free” living is within our reach. The journey continues as we help one family at a time become proactive and take control of their health and home. It’s been a wonderful adventure and we are so thankful for the many new friends we have made along the way."
Amanda Friedl
Amanda is a wealth of information for our group. She hosts online events a couple times a week, and leads a couple different social media groups for online learning. When you want up-to-the minute information, Amanda is your girl!
James & Stacy McDonald
"James grew up in poverty in the rugged mountains of the Northwest. Stacy grew up in a middle class family in the privileged suburbs of Houston, Texas.
James became the first of his family to graduate from college, and has been a marketing executive in the oil and gas industry, a magazine publisher, a public speaker, and a pastor.
On the other hand, impatient to start life, Stacy skipped college and dove into the beauty industry as a hairdresser. Later, eager for more normalized work hours, she went into apartment management. After marriage, Stacy worked at home editing an international Christian magazine that she and her husband owned and operated. She was also an author and public speaker; but, most importantly, a homeschooling mom.
Some might see James and Stacy as two radically different people. And, in many ways they would be right!"
Information courtesy of Jill Kearns
